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T-Mobile ramps up 3G expansion in G1 preparation

18 September 2008 by Chris Davies Discuss (0)

T-Mobile USA have announced their latest 3G network timetable, and as you might expect it’s heavily weighted toward providing coverage for the carrier’s upcoming Android smartphone. By mid-October T-Mobile have pledged to have a further eight areas offering 3G, in addition to the existing thirteen. The new areas include Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, Orlando, Philadelphia, …

Jason Chen answers questions about Android

03 June 2008 by Vincent Nguyen Discuss (8)

Right after the Google IO keynote on Tuesday, I rushed off to attend the press conference and as result missing the first few Android sessions. It’s a good thing that Ed Burnette of ZDNet, we have a few more questions answered as well as clearing up some confusion regarding the Android platform. The Introduction to …

Android Developer Challenge Award Goes to HandWx Location-Based Mobile Weather App

12 May 2008 by Staff Editor Discuss (0)

Norman, OK (PRWEB) May 12, 2008 — Pinpoint forecasts and location-based severe weather feeds will soon be accessed directly from your mobile phone due to the work of two innovative Android Developer Challenge partners, Weather Decision Technologies, Inc. (WDT) and Weathertop Consulting, LLC. The two companies have come out with the HandWxTM “follow-me” mobile weather …

Android Games rock!

23 April 2008 by Staff Editor Discuss (2)

Just when you thought Android is boring, recently announced are six new games to help you make it through your boring day. These games include Wi-Fi Army, SpaceBugs, Parallel Kingdom, and Monolith Android. They’re still pretty early in development but by the time Android is released to the world, I’m pretty sure they’re going to …

AT&T talking to Google about upcoming Android phone

02 April 2008 by Chris Davies Discuss (2)

Vincent attended the AT&T Media lunch where Ralph de la Vega, president and CEO of AT&T discussed the company’s plans to collaborate with Google in producing handsets running the open-source Android OS. In discussing upcoming handsets, de la Vega revealed that, following demonstrations of Android prototypes and discussion with the Google team behind the platform, …

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